Severity: Caution (Amber)
Tyre pressure warning
One or more tyres has fallen below the pressure the system expects, or the system has not been…
Symbols explained in the guides that cover this model.
One or more tyres has fallen below the pressure the system expects, or the system has not been…
The fuel level has fallen into the reserve. Most cars hold roughly enough for another 50 km at…
The charging system is not putting current back into the battery. Despite the symbol, the battery is often…
The coolant is hotter than the engine is designed to run. Continuing to drive risks a warped cylinder…
Oil is not reaching the engine at the pressure it requires. This is not a reminder that the…
Either the parking brake is still applied, or the braking system has reported a fault. The most common…
The anti-lock braking system has disabled itself. Your ordinary brakes still work exactly as before — the car…
A scheduled service has come due, by distance travelled or time elapsed, or an oil life monitor has…
Driving & Safety
Twenty minutes the evening before a long drive catches most of the things that ruin one. This is a practical…
Maintenance & Service
Most car batteries give warning before they strand you — if you know what to look for. Here are the…
Maintenance & Service
A coolant check is quick and safe, as long as you do it on a cold engine. Here is how…
Maintenance & Service
Checking your own oil takes two minutes and catches the one problem that ruins engines faster than anything else. Here…
Maintenance & Service
Tyre pressure affects braking, steering, fuel use and how long your tyres last — and it is the check drivers…
Maintenance & Service
Brakes tell you they are wearing out, usually in stages, and usually well before they become dangerous. Here is what…
Driving & Safety
Jump-starting is straightforward when the order of the clamps and a few safety rules are respected — and genuinely dangerous…
Maintenance & Service
Worn wipers are a visibility problem disguised as a minor annoyance. Replacing them is a five-minute job with no tools…
Maintenance & Service
There is no universal service interval, and any single figure you read online is wrong for most cars. What matters…
Specifications and manuals change without notice. Confirm anything important on the manufacturer’s own website.
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